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PARALLEL LINES

The document explains the properties of parallel lines and angles formed by transversal lines. It covers corresponding angles, alternate angles, and co-interior angles, detailing their relationships and equalities. Additionally, it provides examples and problems for understanding these concepts in geometry.

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PARALLEL LINES

The document explains the properties of parallel lines and angles formed by transversal lines. It covers corresponding angles, alternate angles, and co-interior angles, detailing their relationships and equalities. Additionally, it provides examples and problems for understanding these concepts in geometry.

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PARALLEL

LINES
And Angles
Parallel Lines
Lines that are the same distance apart along its length (equidistance).
These lines will never meet. They also share the same gradient (slope).
Parallel Lines
Sometimes other lines are bad-mind and disturb the flow of the
parallel lines. Transversal Lines
Transversal Line intersect (cut) parallel
lines

Parallel lines
ANGLES FORMED BY
TRANSVERSALS
Angles formed by Transversal

ao bo
co do
Do any angles look like they
are the same?
eo fo
go ho
Corresponding Angles (Equal)

ao bo
co do

eo fo
go ho
Corresponding Angles
● When parallel lines are cut by a transversal, the
angles that lie in the same position on each
line/ matching corners are said to be
corresponding.
● Corresponding angles are equal.
Alternate Angles (Equal)

ao bo
co do

eo fo
go ho
Alternate Angles

● When parallel lines are cut by a transversal, the


angles that lie on the inner OR outer side of the
parallel lines AND on opposite sides of the
transversal are said to be alternate angles.
● Alternate angles form a Z or reverse Z and are equal.
Co-Interior Angles (Add to
180o)

co do

eo fo
Co- Interior Angles

● A pair of angles that fall on the same side of


the transversal but on the inside of the parallel
lines are said to be co – interior.
● Co- interior angles sum to 180°.
How do I use it?

What is the size of the unknown angle? (Give reason)

yo 65o xyoo k===65


115
65 (vertically
o o
(angles opposite
(Corresponding
on angles)
a straight
angles)
line)
xo ao ao = 120o (alternate angles)

120o ko
Let’s Discuss it…….
Here’s another one….

qo = 133o (vertically opposite)


po = 133o (alternate angle)
(corresponding
angles)
ro = 133o (alternate angle)
(corresponding
angles)
TEXTBOOK
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